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The material covered can be found ina number of books on the market, including the current textbooks used for CHM 11510/11610 at Purdue University. A list of possible textbooks is given below.  \n*****************************************************************************  \nIMPORTANT:  \n1. Only ONE attempt is allowed for each Chemistry Advanced Credit Exam.  \n2. To be eligible to take an Advanced Credit exam a student must: A) have no established grade for the course except a “W” and, B) cannot be enrolled in the course after the fourth (4th) week of the semester.  \n3. To be eligible to take the Advanced Credit exam for CHM 11610 and 11620, you must have credit for CHM 11510 and CHM 11520 or an equivalent course. Students who have recorded passing credit for both CHM 11100 AND 11200 are eligible to take the CHM 11610 and  \n11620 Advanced Credit exam.  \n4. Allowable calculators for Chemistry Advanced Credit Exams are restricted to one or two line TI-30X and TI-36X models. Must have TI-30X or TI-36X in the model name.  \n5. Read this material thoroughly if you expect to take the Advanced Credit Exam.  \n6. Study the material listed in the outline.  \n7. Work as many practice problems as possible.  \n8. When you feel prepared to take the Advanced Credit Exam, try the sample exam at the end of this study guide first.  \n9. Come to the examination rested and confident.  \n*******************************************************************************  \nSuggested Textbooks  \nChemistry & Chemical Reactivity, 8th ed by Kotz, Treichel & Townsend; Thomson/Brooks/Cole. ISBN-13: 978-0840048288.  \nChemistry: The Molecular Nature of Matter and Change, 10th edition, by Silberberg and Amateis;  \nMcGraw-Hill. ISBN-13: 9781266199233.  \nChemistry, The Central Science by Brown, 14th edition by LeMay, Bursten, et. al. ; Prentice-Hall. ISBN-13: 978-0134414232.  \nTest Topics/Preparation for Exam:  \nThe subject matter of CHM 11610 and 11620 deals with the following topics: chemical thermodynamics, chemical equilibrium, kinetics, acids/bases/buffers, reduction-oxidation, and electrochemistry. Many of these topics are related, such as chemical equilibrium and  \nacids/bases/buffers, or electrochemistry and thermodynamics. These topics rest upon a foundation of understanding fundamental concepts covered in a general chemistry I course, or CHM 11510.  \nThe Advanced Credit exam will consist of two parts, for the lecture and lab components. CHM 11610 is the lecture component of the class; 11620 is the lab component of the class. You will have two hours (120 minutes) to complete the lecture component (CHM 11610) of the exam. If you pass the lecture component, you will be given 30 minutes to complete the lab component. If you get done with the lecture component of the exam before two hours is up, you do NOT get additional time for the lab component of the exam. You must pass the lecture part of the exam in order to be eligible to take the lab part of the exam.  \nYou should study the topics listed in the attached outline prior to attempting the simple examination included with this study guide.  \nAt the end of this study guide you will find a sample examination over this material. Naturally, it does not cover every topic, or every aspect of a topic. Following the sample exam are the answers to the questions.  \nWords of Advice  \nIt is a student’s responsibility to meet with his or her advisor to discuss myPurduePlan and to graduate on time with all requirements completed. Do not wait until the last weeks of your undergraduate program to establish credit in CHM 11610 and 11620 if it is part of your degree requirements.  \nIf you fail the CHM 11610 and 11620 Advanced Credit Exam, your next best option is to take the CLEP exam [https://admissions.purdue.edu/transfercre","cbCaiuPMnzBKcfcA","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiuPMnzBKcfcA","pdf",388153,15,"English","# IMPORTANT\n# Suggested Textbooks\n# Test Topics/Preparation for Exam\n# Exam Format and Time Limits\n# Words of Advice\n# Chemical Thermodynamics\n## Core Thermodynamics Concepts\n## First Law, Second Law, and Gibbs Energy\n## Hess’s Law and Entropy/Enthalpy Calculations\n# Chemical Equilibrium\n## Equilibrium Constants and Calculations","[{\"question\":\"What are the eligibility requirements to take the Chemistry Advanced Credit exam for CHM 11610 and 11620?\",\"answer\":\"Students must have no established grade for the course except a “W”, and cannot be enrolled after the fourth (4th) week of the semester. 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